Goodwill Industries

Small goodwill. Mediocre selection.
Seems as if their price gun is stuck on either «4.25 or 6.25»
This place really sucks to be honest. I left without purchasing anything solely because of the high prices.

Wow! The store has been all remodeled with new fitting rooms! I just went in there today and was stunned at how nice it looked! But sadly did not see much I wanted to buy there today. Although, I did find a very cute necklace made by Lucky Brand, one of my favorite brands!
Pros:
–friendly staff greet you right when you walk inside
–great prices on most merchandise esp. shoes
–recently remodeled with new fitting rooms!
–very clean and organized store
–weekly deals
Cons:
–not much in large women’s clothing
–most jewelry for sale is costume and cheap quality but you can still find one or more treasures like I did
–small store in comparison to other Goodwill stores
–no Gale (she was a huge reason why my family loved shopping here)

Ok selection, most clothing were either too small or too large. Very old worn down items unorganized. Nice friendly staff very helpful.
Salinas the new one on the north side and Maria have brand new items for a low discount price.

Selection is mid-​range, and prices are decent, but I need to send out a warning… their credit/​debit card system is incredibly unreliable.
I went to pay for my purchase, and had wanted to do debit, but the two cashiers exchanged odd faces, and then recommended that I do credit instead. After having me sign, they told me it was processing… and processing, and 4 minutes later, still processing. They continued to offer me «sorry» but ultimately, my confidence in their system was lagging.
They rebooted their computer, but were still completely unable to tell me if the credit card charge had gone through or not, and I wound up leaving the store without my purchases, feeling unsure as to the security of my card information at this time.
A sign saying «Cash Only» at the till would have been helpful.
I doubt I will be going back there, and will need to call my bank on Monday to query about charges.
Ultimately, this is about an hour of my life that I will never get back, when I add in the time it will take to track down these potential charges.
Disappointment.

Recently I visited this Seaside location for the first time. You could tell I was a little lost, and confused about how everything worked. Along came Corin who read the confusion right off my face! She was friendly, super helpful and patient. I will return again feeling more confident about my experience.

My 33 year old daughter has been faithfully donating to the Seaside Goodwill for many years. She is kind, and generous. She has a precious voice, always has, it is a little higher than normal and gentle. On Sunday after cleaning out her storage locker she drove to your goodwill to donate a great deal of items. Understanding that goodwill does not accept all donations my daughter asked the two men that were working that afternoon if they accepted humidifiers as she had 2 she wanted to donate. These 2 GROWN men proceeded to MOCK her, joking in front of her in a high voice «Do you accept humidifiers? » They went on and on and did not stop. She finally said something to them about how RUDE they were. She is mild mannered and did not give them a bad time, just let them know that, that was unfair. If I had been there they would have been marched into the front of the store and made to apologize to her. She told me that from now on she will be making all of her donations to the Salvation Army. SHAME ON YOU.
Sooze

This review is just for the donation services not the store.
Drive to the back to drop off donations. Friendly staff will come to your car to help pick up the donations. They offer information for your taxes if you need it. I’m not sure of the hours of the donation truck but every time I drive by they seem to be open.
The location is a gravel back driveway so be prepared for that.

I have been a faithful shopper of this Goodwill for 23 years! It currently has the BEST selection of used books on the peninsula– 25 cents for paperbacks, $ 1 for hardcover! The clothes are sorted by color, and everything is clean and ready to wear. This has been a treasure of a store, and now that «recycling» your wardrobe is so cool, it is often quite crowded! I recycle my wardrobe throughout the year, and love finding unique and specialty items that allow my personality shine through at work and at play! Ps– Gail, Felicia, Larry and Narcissa are the rock stars of this store! Stop in soon and stop supporting the mall!

Went in there expecting Gayle to call me «Sugar» and instead she called me «Cupcake»… totally made my day. Love her!

Spring Cleaning! Recycle! Donate!
Simplify your life. Donate the clutter. Recycle at the Donation Station. The proceeds go to great causes; retraining folks for employment. A win! win! win! situation. Get up, clean out your space, and give to others less fortunate. I know you can do it! =)

I like this Goodwill and have found good stuff here, it’s just a bit on the expensive side. Jeans are $ 7 to $ 10 and tops are usually around $ 5. The shoes are also way overpriced for the condition they are in. Scour the t-​shirt racks because those are 3 for $ 1 (or $ 1 each, I’m not sure I understand that logic)!

A small GW with it’s own parking lot, small lot. Inside, there are no additional sales like in my area in Silicon Valley. I am used to colored tags sales, ie. yellow tags are 50% for the day… but did like this store because there were some designer, or Macy’s level used and new clothes. Mostly clothes and shoes, rubber boots for $ 7 and fleece jacket for $ 7, didn’t see much housewares and no furniture.